In any case, we’re here for Granblue Fantasy, so tap on the search icon, type the title in, select the only result that should pop up, then tap on “Install” and Qooapp will install the game for you, ignoring that pesky Google region block. Granblue Fantasy is one of the many, but you can find basically every Japanese mobile game you can think of. It also lets you update them when they get a new version. Qooapp is basically a big apk database, full of games from Japan that normally wouldn’t be available to westerners. Download and install it (via this link, as it’s not on the Google Play store), and then launch it. You need a nifty third party app named Qooapp. If you’re on Android, you can’t just create a Japanese Google Play account, because Google will still send you to your country’s store.

Type in your email and password in the next screen, then confirm with the orange button. Once you have it, and you logged into your iPhone, you can simply access the Japanese iTunes store, and search for “Granblue.” Install the game, and log in with the account you created by clicking on the grey button that says “ID” (do NOT click on the blue button). There are several guides for that on the net. If you’re on iOS, you need to create a Japanese iTunes account.

Since Granblue Fantasy was born as a mobile game, chances are that you may want to enjoy it on your smartphone.

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